John Cage (1912-1992) holds his own special place amidst this stylistic pluralism. Although Cage did not specifically write a trio for horn, violin, and piano, his work Music For (1984) can be easily fleshed out in this instrumental lineup. Music For is a bundle of 17 parts that can be randomly associated with one another. Each possible combination represents an entirely valid version of the piece – ranging from a solo performance to piano duet, string quartet, or ensemble with voice. The version for horn trio is called Music For Three,

World Premiere Recording – first time with these artists who can put together the musical texture in a free format.

Perfectly high caliber the artist crew: Přemysl Vojta is one of the leading french horn player in Europe, who played with almost all top 10 orchestras; Florence Millet is very much part of the contemporary music scene, giving master classes and organising festivals; Ye Wu is Primaria in the Symphony orchestra of the WDR.